The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 26, 1907, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many Peopl
Nowberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
Mr. A. ('. IV,M. ,||" ||ic Lauren- bai
was in Newberry thi- week uti |c?';
bu-ine-s.
M i ? I".\:: '!;i:y ;i i ] M ? Kva < i? -.
jians. >! Newberry, are vi-ilim: nl M
J. .\. 1 >;( rk>d,i ie '- mi Main -lii-ei.
1 -art'en- ,\ dvei > i-er. July 2 I.
Mi ? I * it!! i Aide, iii' Leesville. wli
ha- Imioi \ : - i I': i friend- in New herr
h;i> . ? 111 ri 11 I In licr li< Hue ;it Lee
\ille. >!lc U.I- acci 111111,1 nieil ||nl:ic li
M i - e - l.'ii-y \\ ri 111 mill \'iir Anil.
Mr. A I \ i; i Wii'jlii J. 11 \| f,
Joilll-tnu. S. ('.. wile 'tie will visi
I'elji I i\ es.
( ill. ;ilii| Mr-. . I.. I'lrasc |i:ive !'i
I liriieil liniiie ;i t ier ;i \ l-il |n M r
Llea-e - 11; i r i' 111 - ; 11 I'el n I ie) i im .
Mi? Li//.ie (iril)in has relurne
home a Her ;i \ i-i| I,, reliil ives :i
K in,'iids.
(' I. A hi; its I Knliii, nl' (In- News an
Courier, -pent Wedncsdny in XcwIhm
ry.
The IJev. .1. A. Sliyli and Messrs
K. T. ('. llnnler Mini .1. I'.. O'Neal
Hollo way lei I vesterday lor (Ireen
wood Iii alleiiil Hie meelinu" nl' ill
Stale Parmer.-' union, a- delegate
from I lie Karmcrs* union of this eonn
ly.
Mi.-.- Sallie Hell Btiford returne
ye Iei'.lav I ruin ('lintnii. w here -h
lia- Ii"en vi-itinv friends.
Mrs. K. (Jones lia- n,liirneil Inn
('okeshury.
Mrs. .1. I,. Bowles. nl' Augusta. i
visit inn- relatives in (lie city.
Miss Linda Welch i- spending' sev
era! weeks in llcinlersonville.
Mr. Ale.wis Steele, of Statesvilh
N. was in tli<' city litis week.
Mr. W. A. Me Kail leaves today I'o
II Ijentlerson ville, N. ('., and (Men
Springs.
Miss Dorothy Mcintosh, of Colutn
bin. is visiting at Mrs. \V. II. limit's
Mr. and Mrs. Ktrjcnc (Ireueker an
cliihlren, ol' Au-ju.-la. (In., are visit
inn al M r. I ),avis's.
Mr. Derrell Sin i I li is visit inir rel;
lives in Mount ville.
The Misses lluuliey, of Circenwoot
are visit n?r Mrs. Klla Boyd.
Me--is, ll.il Kolm and ItVhcrt Wist
ol' Prosperity, spent a lew days i
I lie city I his week.
Miss Banna (Ireen entertained o
Tuesday evening in honor of lie
.Uiiest. Miss Piester. of Texas.
Miss Pearl M Crakin has retnrne
from a visit to friends in Clinton.
Miss .Inlia Cor.les, of Charlestoi
is the ,mi est of Miss Laura Bowrnni
Miss Helen White and Mr. Mos:
of Abbeville, who have been visit in
Miss Carrie Pool, have returned t
their home.
Mr. 11. T. I* en wick left yesterda
for (Menu Springs.
Miss Carrie Pool jj-ave a receptio
on Wednesday evening in honor i
her unest, Miss Camp, of Virginia.
Mr. W. C. Scott, of Whit mire, w;i
in the city on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bowers, of A:
lanta. are visitmr relatives'in the cit;
Mr. Vance Irby, of Laurens, spet
several days in Newherrv I hi- weel
Mi- Willie M. Wiser returned I'roi
Sullivan's Maud on Wednesday.
Mr. ('. Davis and his little date.:!
ter, Margaret, went to Atlanta o
Wed tie:-.lay.
Mr. T. ('. Pool. Mi - ('ai rier Poi
and Miss ( amp will lease to.lav f.
I L'luh i m. i\ iile.
M1'. and Mr-. Ilayite A bran;-. D
W. K. ePIhani, Sr.. an,I Dr. K, (
Jones are at teudiusf the Snnda
School convt*iilion al Bush river.
Misse- Orralt Be>s Little, of Clintoi
an i Browning, ol (iohlville, are t!i
iruesi- of Miss Atiuie (Ireen.
Miss Cantille Kvatis ha- uoite to til
mountains of North Carolina to spen
some lime.
The Eclipse.
I ne parliiii eclipse o| the inooit o
V\ ednesda\ nnjht eonld not l)e see
until smile time Vilter it lieu an on a<
i'oimh o| the c 111 in I -, hut about lit
iinic the shadow was area test, short I
he In iv I I..!() o (dock a i;*>?id view coul
be hail.
Tlie Five Relief Committee.
The members of the relief con.lViit
lee appointed to solicit funds to ai<
the persons suffering loss in the lir
of March Ji*. has a balance on ham
of $27-1 ..'Mb which it advertises tlta
it will turn over to tlie Bachelo
Maids, a charitable oi'uani/.ntion, oi
<&ufruat T5. unless objection befor
tha." lin,c if made, by contributors.
BarbVcuo ftt Bligh's.
Mr. Jno. 0. Mill* will furnish
barbecue at Sli.uVs on August 17. til
occasion heinjr tbe meeting of th
farmers' union. Prominent speaker
will be present and will deliver ad
dresses. The price of dinner ,will b
.1") cents and 10 cents. Kverybodv i
invited and a yood dinner is utiarat
teed.
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NO ELECTION ON THE
0 DISPENSARY QUESTIOI
NOT ENOUGH NAMES ON THJ
i'.| PETITIONS.
| Of 3,019 Electors The Names of Con
siderably Less 'ihan One-fourth
r. Appear on Petitions.
I illess 111.- I.'l VV i- Newbci
c i v enmity ii111-1 remain i!i \ mil iI lii
r. 1 .'"lii'f.i! elect it'll of I!?III.
" ! Alter < ( >lii j >;i i 111 III., ill,. } M-I it i?ni
> |;i-kiirj I<>r ;iii election mi the ,|iJ
| :" I I"". U i I: I I ! ( l?M,k .(
" | |l-l 1 : ! I..,;. S,||.cr\i-o|- ,|. ,\|i >|| I'll
II I'-Kfl llll.l |,|- hoard ,,| I-..Mllllissii.il
1 1 - ' ?11! M I I lull I ! 11 | if | i I i, >Ms ll
"i 1'''? '""HlJii'i l!i,> name.- ul <>nc-1,,||||
'4111;11:1i? < 1 elect nr.- <i| the count >
>hnwn l.y llic books ,,r resist rii
<1 .'ion.
' |??'I i I i ?11s presented |() Supci
visor Wicker asking lor an clcetin
'' "" l'"' dispensary <piestion in Xew
- berry ei.unly contained S12 names. I
was i'oninl that i.nlv .">!)() ,,r ||M..S
?. names were those of ipialiticd elector
II of the county, contained on the re?ri>
i- I ration hooks. It was I'omnl lliat th
' r?"ii<| ration b?.o|<s contained 3.01
s names, ami less than one-fourth o
i- 'liesc a|.|.eariu- on the petitions, n
elect i"ii wi|| held.
'I Sii|.ec\ i-,,r Wicker ami the hoar
<' bc-jjiii I lie work of compa rin?/ I lie p,
Ml ion.- with I lie resist r.a l ion books o
"j M"iida\. ! lie work was complete
Wedne-day afternoon, ami the resnl
- .iniiouiiced ;ii that time.
I lie <'arey-('otbran Act. passed a
the last session of the legislature, pre
vided that an election could be he!
' on the (|uestion in Newberry count
this year upon the petition of one
' fourth the ipialitied electors of tli
n county, presented to the supervisor o
oi be I ore May I. Newberry count
i- was one of the counties as to whic
' special provision was made in thi
< Kv^pcM'l, I Im* immhtm! law |>r<?vidiu
that no election could be held in an
county which had previously had a
' < let lion on the cpiesiion until the fir?
jencral elecliou alter the lapse of for
> years from the time of tlml elect im
Xewherry county voted out the di?
' peu.-'ary in the fall of liio;.. Xo elet
" t ion being held this year under Hi
special provision as to this count;
11 l he four years from the last elect in
1 will not have passed until I?)()<>. Tli
general election after that time conn
' in 1010, so that, under the preset
law, it will he 1!) 10 before an elc
l' tinn can be had no the (piestion i
' this county.
" ' 'u' board of entumissinners toe
up the petitions and the rcgist rat i<
0 books by precincts. The fullowiii
tabulation by precincts shows tl
N number ol electors at the various pr
cincts whose names are on the pet
lions, ami the number of electo
whose names do not appear on tl
petitions, the tntal tor each preciiv
ls giving ihe total number of electo
at that precinct, as shown by tl
books o| resist rat ion :
' Xaines on Xames n<
Petition, on Petitii
Township No. 1.
1,1 Newberry No. 1 .. . 54(5
Nnwberry No. 2 ,9_> 27!)
Mollohon j| (j(j
" Helena _? 37
Township No. 2.
( a 1 many ti |$
viib.-.m S -IS
Township No .3.
'/ Maybinion 7 10
< i lymphville (|
N Township No. 1.
(Vomers I .J(j
' Whil mire ->(;
Township No. 5.
^ 5-1
Township No. 6.
' j '-""Jfsliore 2(1 m 1
Township No. 7.
^ViI!i:""s Hi (;7
Township No. 8.
,, i 1 '"pia ..21 71
n Township No. 0.
j Prosperity ,,. .(i2 2S(i
e . ' lendrix* iiq
,v!sf!i'? rir
d | Mill J.', r)(;
I:', '><>
Township No. 10.
J lolly St reet > {
1 r,,ion .* Ti) r.l
" Township No. 11,
Pomaria .. ...
J ?
' Phillips ,, ,1
1 ' olal ,">0() 212!)
I . wi,i 1)0 Unit this tnbulatin
shows a total of 3,01!) electors c
Which the names of 5.00 appear mi tl,
pet it ions.
a Prosperity Items.
e h.r'/T ?f't?' J' K,e,>S Wil1 t0 Sl
a to hold services for the Lulhera
^ '.nureatimi a. that place on Kunda
. M,lon' ,s Mnitc a large crowd pas!
(intr Ihrough town 0n their way to tl
iS picnic at Brown's prove.
>- Mr. M. IT. Feagle and wife have n
' turned to their home in Alachua, PI
\
TO DOUBLE OUTPUT.
Ashley Mfg. Co. Will Soon Put oi
Night Force?To Take Week's
Vacation Next Week.
E
Tin- knit I iny mill plant <>| tli
Ashley Manufaet uriny company wil
ci' si- 1 ?\\ n nil Saturday, ,Jui\ 27, l
-i^' the ! "i rt . ?r hands and t eon
!i<M*t?'il \. iI!i t'lr mill a week's vaca
linn. Tin* vacation will he verv ac
cept able dttriny this extrcn?Iy Im
l' weal Iht. ami l lie employes will b
benefited by the rest.
IS ' ii i<l.n;i i,.i> 1111\v been i: ..|?< i :i
for a yi"iami the man.:jemm
' "I ,:i" l:: i M | 1? .! - 11 with it lc.-e:,
ii'iiinv liiat I ii;". h was stain \e-:ci
<lay hy the Miaiinyemcut ilia it wa
? !|-'|ie?| - ill.II ! i. put oil a lliy':'
'' nmniny I lie mill Ili day aid aiuh:
> I'iti- will probably he done ;i\ la!
' and will, oi eniirse, doiihle (lie preseu
?'iit put of ihe mill.
Mr. J. A. lilackwelder is prcsideii
" ami treasurer ol' the company, an
Mr. li. H. Weed is superintendent o
' 'tin plant.
l' Mr. Blaekwclder was asked for
s statement in regard to the proposei
" spinning mill ;il Cliapin. He said ilia
(> I lie proposition liajf now passed on
J of the royion ol' speculation, and tlia
i' was proha'hle the work of hiiihlin
? 'lie mill would he commeuceil at a
early dale. Mr. lilack welder will y
away in a lew days to complete I h
arrangements. and 11> yet eveiv'.hin
n readincv- I'or beyinniuy work.
'' I'wo mouths aim a hank wa- ? r*_rnn
i/.ed at Cliapin with Mr. lilaekwelde
as president and Mr. J. l<\ lloiieyeut
cashier. The hank has been very sm
cessl'iil up to this time, and has briyli
11 prospects.
y
Fined For Selling Whiskey.
0 The members of I lie police fore
n have been active in their efforts t
rid the town of the blind timers, an
' have been doiny some yood worl
s .John Conner, colored, was arreste
several days ayo by Policemen Adam
^ and Austin, charged with selling whu
11 key. lie pleaded yuilly and was sei
tenced In pav a fine of thirtv-tiv
dollars.
i.
At St. Philips.
There will be divine service at S
1 Philips, coiiinieuciny with the r<\yul;i
appointment fourth Sunday in Jul;
" at W.'M), p. m., and continuiny llirouii
11 Wednesday following. After Sui
* day there will be two sermons a da;
one al 11 o'clock and the other oi
, in the afternoon. We have enyayed I
11 a: is| in these services. Rev. Eno<
I llite. of Cliapin, and Rev. M. 0.
Kreps, of Prosperity.
The people are cordially invited
attend these services.
I (k
^ J. C. Wessmyer, pastor.
1 A. It. P. Services.
At eleven o'clock next Sabbai
)(> .
morniny there will be pn aehiu.ir
Cnitv, and at S.HO p. m.. there will I
^ preaehiny at Prosperity.
( The .Bachelor Maids.
Miss Ruby llolloway enlertaim
the Bachelor Maids on Tuesday afte
noon. Those present were: Miss
Laura Bowman. Cora and Lizzie Dor
inick, -Jeanne Pelhani. Katinie, Lm
ami Xan McCauyhrin. 'arrie Po<
May Camp, of Franklin. Ya.; Max
Dniuiniek. Hat l ie Leavcll, Berni<
and Donschka Martin. Kdna ' Hip,
Mesdames R. M. Kenucdv, C. 1
Weeks, and W. K, I Villain." .Tr.
Greenwood vs. West End. N
I here will be a yatne of ball b
I Ween Greenwood and West Mud <
West l'/tid diamond at I o'clock t
morrow ?iff'>rnoon.
Grace fciinday School.
A missionary Jiicetiny of (Jrai
Sunday school. Pro^/ie.Hfv. will I
held on Sunday! .July at S.:
" clock p. m. The following proyran
me has bee", arranged:
Voluntary.
Responsive reading.
Soi nr.
Recitalioti?Willie Mae Wise.
Soti1.:?Work, lor the Xiyht.
('ominy.
Kxeivi-e?Infant el ass.
! 'eci t .11 ion?Jul ia Sr-liufn pert.
Sony.
L.Vcrcise?{ iood Tidiuys.
Sony?Three Little Maids.
< 'olleet ion.
Recitation? Rubv Whedj'er.
Sony?Little Workers.
n Benediction.
ip Good Tomatoes.
Willie 1). Davis weiyhed six tomi
ties this week raised by him on M
L. II. Anil's place, the six weipfhin
six pounds, an average of one poiui
u each. These were not picked, hi
v, were fair specimens of the who!
s- yield.
le
A I a rye crowd al tended the Mas
or. picnic at Mrown s yrove, neo
" Prosperity, yesterday, and the da
was very thoroughly enjoyed.
RECORDS IN CLERK'S
OFFICE NOW INDEX!
COMMISSION HAS COMPLEX
? THE WORK.
II
<> Work of Reiiulexing Records in Ju
of Probate's OJUce Soon to bo
Completed.
i The commission appointed by
e legislature ill I lie session of |!l(l(i
reiudex the records in |!U. ollhc
i- llic clerk ol' conn lias completed
I work in tSi;; I :,H(!
-1 its work in (Imt ,,lsi<*c*. and ha- l>r
J tin* work in I hi* otliee of the judji
- lM'o'i;!te. authorized by the le-i:
' I lire at ils l:isl session.
I lie I ol lo wi 11provision contai
I. J'ii llic supply lii!I passed by the I
I j i>latlire at the regular session ??f I
created the commission and del'ii
I its duties:
II " Ki.ulnt hundred dollars of the in
f ey realized from this levy (levy |
vidcil lor Newberry coiiutv), if
a much be necessary, shall be expem
d under the direction and supervis
' ?I a commission composed of Ft
t (I. 1 )ominick. TIcnry P. Ilollowav ;
Lambert \\ . .Jones, for reindeximr
i! lecords o| real estate conveyau
11 and records of real estate niortya
" iu the ollice of the clerk of court fi
e 1S-IJ to date. In such reindpxiiiiv
'/ "iv i icu 11 u ra 1 liens ;md satisfied mt
- a yes shall lie omitted. S;ii,|
i- mission shall make all contracts in
r lation to such reindexinv and pres(.|
t a rule I here for. and shall serve wi
out compensat ion. The count v hoi
t of commissioners shall pay all clai
approved by saitl commission wit
said appropriation."
At tiic* session of !!)07 an additi
c al appropriation of .$(>00 was pro\
o ed for reindeximr the papers in
tl otlice of the judjre of probate,
same commission t?> have eharcje
1 the work.
s The commission adopted foil's ?
?- tem i?I* indexiuir. indexiuir to the .?
i- ond letter, lhe system beimr proba
c the most up-to-date now in use. fi
indexes were also made Ihrouirhonl
The commission was assist.?d in
work by Mr. .T. Claude Doininick, ;
I. the work has been thoroughly ;
ir neatly one. and the indexes will pr
very valuable. It is expected thai
h work in the probate judge's ol
?- will be completed within the n
ten days or two weeks.
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1? HIS LEG BROKEN.
h
-J. Mr. L. I. Epting's Team Beci
Frightened, Throwing Him Froi
l<> His Wagon.
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Mr. \j. I. Kptinir, of the .St. Pa
section of the county, met with a p:
lul accident on Tuesday morning,
lb had started to Newberry with a 1
of lumber, and about a half r
1)0 from his home his team bcci
frhrhtened and ran. throwing
Kplinir from the wajjon and brcal
his Ie?r above the knee.
Ml The leir was set by Dr. Z. T. I1
ner. and Mr. Kptinir is rest in jr as '
as could be expected,
n
>' The Hot Spell.
The maximum temperature on \\
nesday. as recorded by the jrovt
ineiit thermometer of Mr. \Y. (!. I
!'* crsoii, was 101. lhe hijrhost recor
thi.- year. The hea-t was intense,
there was much snPferimr durinir
day. Late Wednesday afiternoon tl
was a shower of rain, accompanied
qj a heavy display of linhtniiljr.
in railt cooled the atmosphere cotisii
o- ably, miK'li to the relief of sweltei
humanity. - ? ? .. .. .
i lie lit.-t spell lias been lonjr
severe.
>e ! Deth of Z. E. Amick.
50 .Mr. Xeehariah Klihu Amick died
i). I duly '1 J, aued (>(> years, ."> montiis,
'-M days, havintr been born on da
| :< ry :il. Ittll, ||(. was married lo A
I'lrica Amanda Taylor February
1^7'J. To this union were horn f
tlaifiihlcrs ami two sons, of wl
is three' daughters preceded him to
spirit 'and. He had twelve ?ti
children, nine of whom are liviiu
In early' manhood Mr. Amick
confirmed a member of Macedn
Kvanyelical Lutheran church. Me
a ('onfederale soldier, a member
Conipanv I. I'Mli reirimenl.
II is remains were interred in Pi
periIV cemetery, the funeral servi
bcinyf at tended by many of his n
lives and friends. The Rev. J.
Sliirh was too unwell to be present i
lake pari in llic services, as (he
ceased requested. The services w
r* conducted bv the Rev. II. W. \\rh
* ker.
d
x* TAKE NOTICE!
We will discontinue selling on
evening <d' the .'{1st. inst., and
I hose who have contracted with
i- lor iroods on lime to come or send
ir their orders by this dale,
y S. J. Woolen & Co
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L.'ii'tfi fc'i'i.:. .-v. f
LITTLE MOUNTAIN REUNION.
xinnuaJ Gathoring Of the Former JH
Students and Friends of Newberry
College.
ED
The annual reunioji ??1" Newberry
college will 1 ?? lidil at the Mule c<
dge Mimiiiain spiinus Kiidav. August the a
-M. ' n
l'"i' llie last ten nr twelve years this It
ie?uii?:*i has been held by Newborn i;
I lie i-nlleue. People attend b> the lliotis- y
I" amis I'iviii all ad.joiuiuy counties and n
from all parts of the state. !
its! I'll,, "-indents of Newberry eo! levc ii
;:::1 ; I he past twenty years take a meat I'
-tin | i-iea-.ne in attending these 'jaliieriiiu--.
r' j iney to meet many <dd I'rrejnls
<la- i p..ssibly I '.ley have not met >
! -'.'I T old eolleue days. il
iM'd i .?. hi re de>irable place to meet
i".*- j i?! not have well hern selected. The i N
SUMS -everal diltercul springs surrounding;- a
iied ilc mountain certainly In/nisli as line v
water as can be found in the stale, h
on- The i>rove surrounding (he springs is
?ro- a very beautiful one, so thick thai
so the sun seldom lets a beam strike the ^
led mound, only at midday. This, of U
ion course, makes a very pleasant place 13
ed. to spend a day outing. A fairly yood B
ind road has been made by which one can G
the, easily reach the top of the mountain C
ces and take a birdseye view of the sur- ft
ires I roumliu- country. These is always IV
'o111 ' lurnislied a lirsl-class country barbe- U
all : cue. at whi<-h hundreds partake of the I'
?rt-1 j-ichly prepared meals. Refreshments 2
"I all kinds are also abundantly serv- (">
re- ed. In I act the people* of Little Mouu- 8
j^31 tain do all in their power to make it J?
tli-, a pleasant day for the vistors. With C
urd j nice weather a larger yatheriny is ex- C
ims petted this year than ever before. C
hin. The railroads have a ranged to fur- E
, nish accommodations from Columbia P
on-, and Laurens. These trains always P
id- briny a very large crowd.
the Among the several prominent speak. _
the ers this year will be Governor Ansel,
of which feature of itself will briny
many people.
we-1 NOTICE. fi
hly WIIERHAS Sarah W. Calmes, as
'oss j i iuardian for .Tames H. Calmes. John ~
I- j Wise Calmes and K X. Calmes. mill- "V
its i?rs, has tiled her Petition in this
nnd ( ourt askiny to be allowed to account
iiiid for her actings and doings as Guarove
dian for said minors and that she he
the discharged as such Guardian.
lice NOW THEREFORE notice is giv- ,
'cxt en to the creditors of said minors I
and all other persons interested that
a heariny on said petition will be had
by the undersigned on Wednesday,
August -1st, 1007, at eleven o'clock I
ime a. M.
II P. M. Sehumpert,
* Probate Judge for Newberry Countv.
July 10th, 1007. ' ?'/, ' (
111itaw-f-30-tlvs. *
nin- ? ' ^ \ j
lie NOTICE OF ELECTION.
?"(1 consideration of a petition sufnl
e hcicntly signed by the freeholders and
electors of Excelsior school district *
l. 1' No. ?, askiny for an election to or*.mg
yanize a high school in connection
with the Prosperity school district No.
r,i!~ 14, as provided for by a recent Act I
ive" of the legislature.
An election will be held at Excel- ,
sior school house Saturday, July 27,rer
ginning at 8 a. m., and closing at 4
01 " p. m., under the supervision of the
""I" district board of trustees of said dis1
" ti'ict. Those favoring the proposition
* e( will vole "For High School," those
7 opposing will vote "Against High
10 School." Registration certificate and
10,0 tax recepit are requirements of elec-? I
' tors to vote, . ]
|h0 J.S.Wheeler,
?" - te. 0. Counts,
l,n" Co. Bd. Education.
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WANTED to sell 40 (W s|,j,.|,
all colors at 40 cents each.
The Bee Hive.
ahVl FOUND?Gold locket Atid chain, i
mi- heart design, set in stoiies with (
liss /?{iotogi'Apli of young mail inside.
JO, (>uvner eail have by coming to this <
our office and tifo viivy property and I
loin payi'/yg cost. (
;ind FOR SALJ3?40 do/en cortt shirts at
r. eents each. Worth1 iiioro. See *1
was them at the' Bee I live.
NOTICE,
I f will furnish refreshments jt'nVi a
barbecue dinner in the groVc- at c
ices Mountain .spring or. AiV?/|
hi- 1907, for the accommodie-d
\ ''on 'he visitors that attend the i)
mid ^wherry College Reunion to be -held t
tie- on ^fl*v' ^ome one and all' and a
ere ,l0ar ?r?0<1 speeches nnd mtfet all v
it a- ,V0Ur ^rie,Y^8 and have a fine large .
jlrty. Respectfully,
A. N. Boland.
the I HAVE REOPENED MY GROCERY
ask { store in Main street. New and fresh a
us J goods. Will be pleased to have my p
in! friends call. Better prepared than V
?ver to serve them. a
' ' < Mrs. A. C. Thomason.
PROF. POWELL TO LEA\1
[as Severed His Connection wM
Newberry College?Will Go To^B
Johns Hopkins. S
I'rof. S. I,. I'o well lias severed
minedion with Newberry collegir^B
Mil will leave Newberry within
e\t week or ten days. I'rol'. I\)w)i|J i
a< held the el.air of nal'iral scieyfoes
i I lie college for the past fourteen
cais. and his work in his vtfepartlent
has been ol" the highest order.
Ii> resignation will cause va vacancy
i tin' faculty which it wnll be haril
. fill. /
I'rof. P..well will pj/I?l>ably spen-1 *
nic time at Johns Jiopkius miiveri*y.
I Salt imoi e. coiMifi'el iii??- cnr.se
i -.ieoloLiy for (his d<,'ree. ljL
Dnrinvf his fAurlerji years' stav in ^
iewberry. I'rofl- I Well has mode \
ia:iy warm frifoids, who will regret >
ery much to leafn that he is soon totfW
ave. .
The Local Market.
*eat v to 12
ta,us to 18
est Lard jq
est N. O. Molasses 00 to 70
ood M. O. Molasses .... 35 to 40
r01'n. 85 /
eal 83/
lived Cluckeu Food .... 90 /
["y_ 1.35 to 1.50 r I
Patent Flour 5.00 to 5.25 y '
d Patent Flour 4.50 to 4.75
ood Ordinary 'Flour 3.50 to 4 00
V"111' 5 1-2
lc? 5 to 8 1-3
ollec Roasted 25
of fee, Green 10 to 20
otton Seed meal 1 4q .
8?'s *20 /
ouUry 10c. lb.
oas 2.00 /
SPECIAL NOTICES. A
1 CENTRA WORD. ?|
Jo advertisement taken for less I
han 25 cents. I
VANTED to buy" 10,000 bushels redoats
in car lots or less. Quote best
price f o I, your depot and send
samples.
Dixie Flour and Grain Co.,
Laurens, IS. C. Mm
OR SALE High grade ring. SecouJMr,
hand baby carriage. Terms reasoipBfc^
able. Applay at this olllce. lr
?OR SALE OR RENT?Two gooJ i
milch cows. Apply at Herald and i
N ows office. I
GREENWOOD LUMBER and Bob- |
bin Mfg. Co.,. Greenwood, S, C A
Manufacturers of doors, Ragh; ?
blinds, flooring, ceiling, moulding*, S
etc. Mill work a specialty. M
1EFORZ BUYING orldl^g a farm St
or any property, write The Carolin* fl
Healty and Trust Company,
Bisbopvillc, S. C. .W
tr 2taw. *
fOR SALE Thirty or forty thousand
feet yellow pine ceilinsr and
flooring, ready to put up. >17 00
per thousand feet f. o. b. I.eesvi'le
_C.ft r''" ?n???n,l, framing sired! .
$1?.50 per MIOO. \
TjOOsvill.j Lumber Co..
Leesville, S. C,
DR. G. R HAM>ING~^be in his 1
. at Newberry Mondnvs, Fridays.
and Saturdays, until further i
notice. II,s health is <o muoh in,- 1
pio\ed that he can attend to all
fjpnt.nl work painle^. t flr
Annual school meeting I
Jo ice is hereby g.Von that a me'et-^l
, ofthcoi ,m18 0f XowiW^v ftcliool Ti
n Tn< y r'f !n 11,0 coll'-t house M
, ,l (-^l'iy. July :w, 1000, at 10 jM
l,)-h0f" tlw nn??al m
i , , Jf. ni,S,'7K Xewberry^^
'laded Scln.-nls hr tho rear ended M
rune .1-1. 1007. ul JB
The ."idecsioned will givo a firs J
lass barbecue at Jolly Street oJB\
:?r'wr'V S- This is n
olightful place for a 'cue and ever^B
is invited to come and enjoy W.
lio day. A good dinner will be served' Ba
00n<8 m?" n'Ul 35 cen<s for
A. C. Richardson. H
T. B. Richardson.
Barbecue.
f will furnish a first class barbecue H
- no. p. Wicker's August 22, to be H
repared by J. A. Gralnam and II. M. ?
ickei. very body come and enjoy ?
W. L. Graham.